A Starlink launch this evening could produce a luminous “space jellyfish” as sunlight reflects off the rocket’s exhaust, while experts note local sky brightness may affect visibility.
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A SpaceX rocket stage has crashed into the Moon, creating a new crater and providing scientists with a unique opportunity to study the impact.
A two‑day summit in Boulder examined the engineering, technology and commitment needed for a crewed mission to Saturn’s moon Titan.
A 26‑year‑old New Yorker who looked at the August 2017 eclipse without proper protection developed a crescent‑shaped scotoma that matched the eclipse’s outline, a case confirmed by advanced retinal imaging.
Australian researchers attempted to track magpies with GPS, but the birds removed the devices, revealing unexpected cooperation.
A catalyst that ejects electrons directly into solution overturns a decades‑old rule on electron‑transfer selectivity, opening pathways to previously inaccessible reactions.
NASA’s Voyager 1 has passed a power‑draw test for a new ‘Big Bang’ swap that could extend its remaining science instruments by another year.
New images from the Inouye Solar Telescope show swirling magnetic vortices on the Sun, offering fresh insight into the forces that drive solar flares and coronal mass ejections.
The first images of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage impact on the moon’s surface have emerged, showing signs of a recent impact.
